Magnificent, lost in the American post-punk stew.

 Sounds as sticky as gum under the sole, you walk and you smell it. Maybe like dog poop, but trust me, this is a great album.

Human Switchboard's 'Who's Landing in My Hangar?' is a captivating and overlooked American post-punk album. With its blend of 60s-style melodies and raw, sticky sounds, it evokes influences from Lou Reed, Dylan, and Television. Though not strictly punk or post-punk, it stands as a magnificent and nostalgic musical work making a fresh comeback. Listen to Human Switchboard's lost gem and experience the unique blend of post-punk and 60s rock today!

 After Laughter is the pop revelation of the year.

 From the very first track, 'Hard Times,' the listener is immersed in a pleasantly pop and groovy atmosphere, distinctly 80s.

Paramore marks their return after four years with After Laughter, an album that shifts from their emo pop-punk roots to a fresh 80s synth-pop sound. The album is cohesive, fun, and balances pop grooves with emotional ballads and rock elements. It aims to satisfy both new listeners and longtime fans, offering memorable tracks like "Hard Times" and "Rose-Colored Boy." Though some tracks connect less, the album overall is a successful and enjoyable evolution. Listen to Paramore's After Laughter and experience their vibrant, 80s-inspired pop reinvention today!

 When a talented band meets an enlightened sound genius, something unique always happens.

 The moods of Always Now, despite being many, easily come together and blend into a single message.

Section 25's debut album Always Now is an original fusion of dark and post-punk sounds, shaped by producer Martin Hannett's expert touch. The album blends melancholic moods with danceable yet haunting tracks, drawing comparisons to contemporaries like New Order and PIL. Ian Curtis' influence and the Factory Records environment contribute to its unique atmosphere. Always Now remains a significant work in the early 80s post-punk movement and deserves renewed attention. Dive into the haunting world of Section 25's Always Now and discover a post-punk gem worth revisiting today!

 If the demons of the Blues get you (as a child, no less), that’s it, there’s no remedy.

 Whoever doesn’t love the Blues has a hole in their soul.

Kenny Wayne Shepherd’s album Ledbetter Heights is a passionate and authentic blues record that stands out in the 90s era of experimental sounds. Rooted deeply in traditional blues, Shepherd channels influences from Steve Ray Vaughan and Rory Gallagher to deliver wild yet professional guitar performances. His dedication to blues, combined with youthful energy, revived the genre’s spirit for a new generation. Over two decades, Shepherd’s career solidified with awards and collaborations with legendary artists, while keeping his music genuine and intense. Listen to Kenny Wayne Shepherd’s Ledbetter Heights and experience a powerful revival of classic blues guitar mastery.

 Clark is among the standout names of Warp, which means techno for people who investigate the mystery of the blue stone in very crowded, slightly ambiguous, and dark strobe places.

 If this is art, then you can enjoy the state of the art and perhaps even a couple of steps beyond; if it’s just craft and tradition, then take this hit of historical-avant-garde fine craftsmanship.

Clark's Death Peak stands out as a refined and innovative album on Warp Records, blending techno, electronic, and ambient styles with poetic and intricate production. The album offers bass-heavy, rhythmically complex tracks, reflecting Clark's impact on the genre. Its short, varied pieces showcase his mastery of software and hardware, drawing comparisons to Jon Hopkins and Boards Of Canada. Death Peak is both avant-garde art and fine craftsmanship, ideal for listeners seeking cutting-edge electronic music. Discover the cutting-edge sounds of Clark's Death Peak—listen now and experience techno redefined.

 "Frozen River" is truly independent cinema. Grainy photography, a shoestring budget, no concessions to the Hollywood show.

 The two women are heroines of a broken world, struggling not to lose what little humanity remains.

Frozen River is Courtney Hunt's gritty debut film portraying poverty and survival on the US-Canada border. Featuring a powerful Melissa Leo, it avoids Hollywood clichés and delivers raw, realistic storytelling. The film captures the desperation of economic hardship and the struggle to maintain humanity. Praised as a rare gem of old-school independent cinema, it remains visually unpolished but emotionally impactful. Watch Frozen River to experience a powerful story of survival and resilience beyond Hollywood gloss.

 Phil is not a punk with balls of steel. In fact, Phil couldn’t care less about punk.

 Philippe is not a punk and doesn’t have balls of steel, and maybe that’s what saved his life.

The review explores Philippe Marcadé's memoir revealing a life far from the typical punk stereotypes. It emphasizes his friendships with key figures like Johnny Thunders and the Senders' legacy. The book shows how Marcadé survived the chaotic punk scene and drug addiction without embodying the 'punk with balls of steel' myth. Ultimately, it presents an honest look at the realities behind the punk legend and a compelling story of survival. Dive into Philippe Marcadé's gripping memoir and explore the true story behind punk's legendary era.

 Band name, album title, and especially cover image: it is all too evident the auditory chaos one is set to encounter.

 They invent nothing new; they use a monolithic drumbeat to elevate even more their degree of ferocity.

Disgust's 1993 debut Brutality of War is a relentless grindcore-crust hardcore album brimming with raw aggression and anarchic intensity. Rooted in the legacy of Discharge, it delivers uncompromising fury through monolithic drumbeats and destructive themes. Though not groundbreaking, the album stands close to genre greats with its punchy and chaotic sound. A must-listen for fans craving uncompromising ferocity. Dive into Disgust's Brutality of War and experience a raw, unrelenting grindcore assault—listen now if you dare!

 Fortunately, there are still those who manage to write good pop music without any need to be in some way 'mainstream' and seek consensus at all costs.

 Maybe during these summer days, you might end up discovering that this is the most suitable album to be the soundtrack of this particular moment.

Halasan Bazar’s third album, Burns, delivers a joyful and intelligent reinterpretation of 60s psychedelic folk-pop influences. The review highlights the album's vitality and simplicity, distinguishing it from mainstream clichés. With a blend of British, American, and French musical elements, the album is praised for its sensitive arrangements and refreshing authenticity. While not declared a masterpiece, the record is considered a perfect summer soundtrack worthy of repeated listening. Listen to Halasan Bazar’s Burns and experience a fresh take on classic psychedelic folk-pop—perfect for this summer’s soundtrack.

 A day I won’t easily forget!

 An emotional version of 'One More Light' where Chester descends from the catwalk and sings allowing himself to be touched and embraced by the arms of the front-row audience as if he were God descended on earth.

The I-Days Festival 2017 in Monza was a memorable rock event featuring stellar performances by Linkin Park, Blink 182 with their new lineup, Sum 41, and supporting acts. The reviewer highlights the energy, stage presence, and setlists, especially praising Blink 182's humor and Linkin Park's emotional delivery. Despite challenges like heat and long waits, the music and atmosphere made the experience unforgettable. The event impressively celebrated both classic hits and newer material from the bands. Dive into this unforgettable festival review and relive the epic live performances of Linkin Park, Blink 182, and Sum 41!

 Magic is something we cannot and do not manage to comprehend.

 The novel manages to handle an incredible amount of topics without requiring too much descriptive space.

Michael Swanwick's Stations of the Tide is a complex sci-fi novel set on the planet Miranda, where technology is banned and magic prevails. The story explores deep themes of generational conflict, culture, and power as a bureaucrat hunts a powerful magician who's linked to forbidden technology. The novel is praised for its rich worldbuilding and thoughtful reflections but may challenge readers unfamiliar with the genre's nuances. Ultimately, it combines adventure with social commentary and a coming-of-age narrative. Dive into the mysterious world of Miranda—read Michael Swanwick’s Stations of the Tide and discover the power struggle between magic and technology!

 The Neon Demon does not participate in emotional-sensorial involvement; it expresses itself but is not complicit, just as a cold showcase suggests.

 The annihilation of an identity is what terrifies us most, since it is the only true anchor in a parallactic world headed for destruction.

The Neon Demon is a visually striking film blending fashion, horror, and techno music influences, notably Gesaffelstein's Aleph. It transcends conventional horror by focusing on themes of identity, beauty, and the dark undercurrents of the fashion world. Elle Fanning’s performance is particularly compelling, elevating the film’s disturbing yet stylish narrative. The film challenges traditional genre boundaries and closes with an ambiguous, apocalyptic statement on modern art and destruction. Dive into The Neon Demon's mesmerizing blend of fashion, horror, and hypnotic techno—watch now and explore its haunting beauty!

 From a little song to an identity anthem.

 After unmasking the many hypocrisies of people, the songwriter unmasks himself and identifies the way to serene life, to truly say 'Everything is fine at home'.

The review reflects a positive, thoughtful appreciation of Brunori Sas’ album 'A Casa Tutto Bene'. Initially skeptical, the reviewer grew to admire the album's direct and poetic lyrics that reveal everyday hypocrisies and personal reflections. Musically, the album mixes folk elements with accessible melodies, supporting strong thematic content on politics, fear, and hope. Though some tracks feel less ambitious, the overall work stands out for its emotional depth and lyrical coherence. Dive into Brunori Sas’ 'A Casa Tutto Bene' for a lyrical journey through life’s complexities—listen and feel the honesty in every track.

 Lynch moves more comfortably than ever in the fictional world he created, like a snow globe, in the early ’90s.

 Please, watch the new season of Twin Peaks. I need more people to talk about it with.

This review explores the complex and surreal nature of Twin Peaks season 3, episode 8, highlighting Lynch’s blend of dark themes, symbolism, and poetic storytelling. The episode pushes narrative boundaries while offering stunning visuals and a unique metaphysical atmosphere. Although many plot points remain ambiguous, the episode succeeds in immersing viewers in Lynch's original and haunting universe. The reviewer encourages fans to embrace the mystery and enjoy the episode’s aesthetic and contemplative depth. Discover the mystifying beauty of Twin Peaks 3x08—watch now and join the conversation!

 Stone Cold World is a dandy in a tailcoat showing up at a pajama party.

 "You're never a prophet in your home town" — a bitter truth for the Droogs in L.A.

Droogs' 1984 album Stone Cold World arrived after a long buildup and lineup changes, reflecting a passionate blend of garage rock and Paisley Underground influences. Despite limited hometown success due to local neglect, the band carved out an important role in the 1980s L.A. indie scene. The album showcases raw, genre-crossing tracks with nods to notable contemporaries like Dream Syndicate and the Cramps. Although the band disbanded in 2010, their legacy remains significant among garage and alternative rock fans. Dive into Droogs' Stone Cold World and explore a raw slice of 80s garage rock history today!

 "Somersault could represent the exclamation point of the Beach Fossils, the sudden leap that delivers at perfect timing the ideal pop record to play this summer under the beach umbrella."

 "The Beach Fossils adopt the same jangle-pop noble matrices used to build soft edifices with large windows that let in plenty of light."

Beach Fossils' album Somersault offers a fresh and vibrant summer soundtrack with a mix of jangle pop, shoegaze, and surprising collaborations. The album displays a new adventurous attitude while staying accessible, featuring memorable tracks like 'Saint Ivy' and '1st May.' Guest appearances from Rachel Goswell and rapper Cities Aviv add warmth and diversity. Somersault is praised as an ideal pop record for relaxed summer moments. Listen to Somersault now and experience Beach Fossils' vibrant and refreshing summer pop journey!

 The urgent words of Lleroy, their convulsive rhythmic dynamics, the guitars clashing with tonality, are positioned like those squeezed lines between a black outside and their black inside.

 Dissipatio HC is for Lleroy, the leap forward which is equivalent to the difference between Lungs and Atomizer, Land Speed Record and Zen Arcade.

Dissipatio HC by Lleroy is a significant Italian rock album featuring intense, urgent lyrics and complex guitar dynamics. Its artwork by Thomas Ott complements the album's dark, evocative themes tied closely to the urban atmosphere of Bologna. The review praises its leap forward in creativity, comparing it to landmark indie and punk records, highlighting its appeal to listeners attuned to gritty, experimental rock. Listen to Lleroy's Dissipatio HC and experience the raw intensity of Italian rock redefined.

 Buddy Holly was a wonderful bee. He lived his season, pushed it to the max, to the point of letting go without regrets.

 The music didn’t die that day, quite the opposite. What died was the bee of Lubbock.

This review reflects on Buddy Holly's unique role and impact in 1950s rock'n'roll amid a turbulent cultural era. It discusses his musical innovation, rise to fame with The Crickets, and his tragic death in 1959, known as 'The Day the Music Died.' Despite the tragedy, the review asserts Holly's enduring legacy in music history and his influence on future generations, highlighting his artistry and rebellious spirit. Discover Buddy Holly's timeless music and the story behind 'The Day the Music Died'—listen now and celebrate rock'n'roll history!

 Improvised music sometimes resembles vegetation left to itself; intricate but with a sense, the background; a changing but recognizable, almost familiar and certainly friendly scenario.

 Miles Davis in the guise of a crazy ornithologist. Kill the cliché.

The review paints Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza's album 'Niente' as a vibrant sonic journey filled with improvisational creativity. It likens the music to natural growth, invoking psychedelic and experimental imagery. Though somewhat abstract, the review highlights the album's intricate textures and inventive soundscape. A moderately positive rating of 3/5 suggests an appreciation with room for openness. The experience is described as a playful and thoughtful exploration beyond clichés. Dive into 'Niente' and explore the adventurous world of sonic improvisation and experimental jazz today!

 Sport as therapy. And it works, oh does it work.

 We will realize that they are not that crazy, that they are like us, just a bit less lucky.

Crazy for Football is a powerful documentary by Volfango De Blasi that chronicles a futsal team of psychiatric patients preparing for a world championship in Japan. The film captures their struggles, growth, and the healing power of sports. It avoids pity and instead highlights their humanity, resilience, and bonding as athletes. The documentary is praised for its honest and moving portrayal and is considered a must-watch. Watch Crazy for Football to experience an inspiring story of hope, humanity, and sports triumph!